I was driving along, today, listening to my favorite radio station, www.KLOVE.com, when all of a sudden, this beautiful song (oddly enough, embedding wasn't available.) came on. It's one that just tugs at the heartstrings, it's so moving.
I watched a PBS concert special of Andre Bocelli, doing an outdoor concert, in Italy, once. It was the most beautiful music I had ever heard and the shots of the sun setting and just the whole setting was so magical, I wished that Andre had even an inkling how beautiful it was. But...I also think that he was quite enjoying the evening, himself; he was singing with a beautiful young woman whom he seemed quite enchanted with; and...with good reason, too: she had the voice of an angel. So...even though Andre couldn't enjoy seeing his surroundings, it was wonderful to see him so thoroughly enjoying his accompaniment. :-D
I hope you enjoy this beautiful song. :-)
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@ TC[Girl]
"Question Everything"
If your favorite radio is Christian radio, then why do you have a blog that requires "Adult" filtering to access it? Not even Eolake uses the 'Adult' access selection for his blog, and if anyone might, then I'd suppose it might be someone like him.
Have you tried the ordinary setting? What's wrong with it?
And before you get into a big snit about this, let me hasten to point out that if your reason for blogging is to make contact with others, then that 'Adult' restriction is blocking you from many of your potential readers, because Google doesn't allow it to be available as freely or as widely as the ordinary blogs which are suitable for all ages of viewers - so in other words, you're "shooting yourself in the foot" with that 'Adult' thing.
And it might explain why you may not be getting the variety of comments you might wish for.
Hi, Ray...
The filter was mainly re: Laurie's picture of the nekkid dude that I put up. I just happened to like it but also wanted to "warn" anyone who might come across it and, possibly, be offended.
And...I only half-heartedly started blogging, when you notice the dates, because others were encouraging me to.
And...then I didn't make my blog available to the public until after posting the "duped" thing 'cuz Eo wanted somewhere to send people to, rather than linking to, say, a DropBox file.
Sadly, it's only after people discover that I'm a Christian that they get "put off." That's too bad but I am also not much looking to get a whole bunch of "lookers," either. I, honestly, really don't have much time to be blogging, these days, so...not sure if I'm even going to keep doing so. I certainly don't care to "beg" people to come here. My life isn't that exciting. :-(
@ TC[Girl]
You said:
"Sadly, it's only after people discover that I'm a Christian that they get "put off." That's too bad but I am also not much looking to get a whole bunch of "lookers," either."
I think you're bright, witty, observant, and worth reading!
I'd like to be able to continue doing that, but only if you're
up for it, of course.
The fact that you're Christian shouldn't effect your decision to do your blog. In fact, one might even say you might be missing out on a nice opportunity to make friends with other Christian bloggers as well as those who
aren't specifically identifying themselves religion-wise. Look at it this way: We're all God's children, no matter which church
(if any) we worship in.
On that subject, think abut this -
God doesn't need a religion. It's only us who do, and that may give you a clue as to where it came from. In years past, I've had some very interesting conversations about such things with, among others, some very sincere Jehovah's Witnesses who lived nearby, and were determined to add me to their merry little flock.
They came close, but no cigar!
If I may, I'll continue this little rant in an email to you,
so it won't send Google into overload on its comments.....
but please do continue to blog.
"I think you're bright, witty, observant, and worth reading!
I'd like to be able to continue doing that, but only if you're
up for it, of course."
Thank you so much, Ray, for that very sweet compliment! I've never had anyone tell me that before! And...if you say so, I'll keep "chugging" on! :-)
"The fact that you're Christian shouldn't effect your decision to do your blog. In fact, one might even say you might be missing out on a nice opportunity to make friends with other Christian bloggers as well as those who
aren't specifically identifying themselves religion-wise. Look at it this way: We're all God's children, no matter which church
(if any) we worship in."
I totally agree, Ray, and thanks for the encouragement. I always hesitate because I have gotten a LOT of flack whenever I have mentioned stuff on "someone else's" blog. :-/ And I also don't care to "rub people's noses" in it 'cuz I know what that feels like...TRULY!
But I would mostly love to be able to share songs that mean a lot to me as I happen to be quite passionate about music. :-)
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